Stora Vikingen: Röde Orm / Viking Bar — Restaurant in Stockholm

I happened to stumble accross this resturant as I was visiting stockholm last weekend. As I entered I was greeted by the agonizing smell off alcohol. I was very keen on trying the swedish kebab pizza, however, as I was eating my pizza I saw the staff giggling watching me eat. I was very concerned and felt unsafe. I decided to confront the two employees wearing snake shaped helmets. When I was informed that the kebab was made from snake meat I got the feeling of throwing up. Besides the food two strange looking men sitting in the corner wear making plenty of noise, whenever I asked them to quiet down so i could try and enjoy my meal they would get up and tell me to shut up since they were discussing "bussiness". One of the two men, wearing traditional Egyptian clothing with a nemes headdress, not only engaged in disruptive behavior but also smoked inside the premises.

Regrettably, the comination of the staff's unprofessionalism, the unsetteling revelation about the kebab's ingredients and the disruptive presence of these individuals smoking inside the resturtant created an atmosphere that was far from ideal for a pleasant dining experience. Potential customers should be aware of these issues before deciding to dine to this particular...

Stora Vikingen: Röde Orm. (The great Viking: Red Snake) This restaurant is named after one of the most epic Viking storybooks by Frans G Bengtsson. The restaurant can’t really rise to that fame but has put some effort to be Vikingesque at least. (teeth) They have been around for many years and would more properly be pictured as a quite ok “Lunch hak”. You buy your lunch here with all the husmanskost that you are used to. I tried the fish, and I was definitely above average. The restaurant is quite roomy and I think this is a perfect place to go with many colleagues. Even though I didn’t ask for it, im quite sure that you can ask for xtra if you are hungry. Im not sure what’s on the menu in the nighttime or if they have any music, but this place looks like that they do stuff like that. For a lunch-joint, this is a good place. And you can go many and get your food fast. But how the béarnaise and the planksteak are in the evening, ill find...

A very satisfying instance of an old fashioned "meat and potatoes and tomato wedge garnish" restaurant, the sort with a salad bar (included with the pizza, which was promising but not quite crispy crusted enough) and formerly fancy touches (stained glass windows, fake plants built into the center of the table, Viking-themed murals on the walls and carving on the bar). Mixed crowd. 90s pop playing quietly. Menus on iPads. Cheaper than the newer foodier options nearby and probably more comfortable, for us and with itself. I particularly enjoyed the...